Arsenal had just watched the good news roll in: a 2-1 comeback win over Leeds, keeping pace with Manchester City at the top of the Premier League and a Champions League night at the Emirates to look forward to.

Endrick has been on Arsenal’s radar for some time, with the Gunners keen to bring him to the Emirates Stadium from Real Madrid. However, neither the player nor the Spanish club was willing to sanction his departure during the summer transfer window.

Viktor Gyökeres, Guimaraes and Jurriën Timber were all being readied by Arteta on the touchline with Arsenal in desperate need of a creative spark before Calafiori handed the Spaniard a lifeline. White headed Madueke's curling cross back across the box and left-back Calafiori was on hand to prod the ball past Trafford from close range.

Arsenal's injury crisis to Tzolis and Havertz could finally end Gyökeres' baffling goal drought for his club side.

Riccardo Calafiori has taken full advantage of the freedom Mikel Arteta has given him to push forward and contribute goals for Arsenal. The Italian defender has become a more attacking presence than many expected,

After Arsenal's dismal start to the WSL season, fingers are starting to be pointed. The question: Who is really to blame for Arsenal's early-season stumble?

Arsenal struck twice in eight second-half minutes to secure a comeback 2-1 win against Leeds at the Emirates Stadium and move level on points with Manchester City at the Premier League summit. After a thumping 3-0 defeat at Brighton & Hove Albion before the international break,

Arsenal look to get back in the Premier League win column after three weeks away from the pitch when high-flying Leeds visit the Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

Mikel Arteta has been served some selection dilemmas following injuries to key players.

Bruno Guimarães came off the bench to score on his home debut as defending champion Arsenal recovered to beat Leeds 2-1 in the Premier League.